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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-02-03
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INTERMEDIARY COURT.
Sat cHAMBERs-BEroRE M.cULLY, ]
WEDNESDAY, February 2nd.

WEDNESDAY, February 2nd.
Arthur e. II. Swift VS.. II. Fl. and!
Norman D.. Garstin. Mr.. w. r.
Castle for plaintiff, Mr.. T. M. Hatch
for defendants. This was q petitionl
for the dissolution Of q partnership
in which the parties are engaged for
The purpose OF carrying on the bust,
ness of sugar growing at Kiauea,
Kauai, which plaintiff had been
Carrying on prior to the admission
lof the defendants Into the business.
AN interlocutory Injunction had
been issued restraining defendants
from interference in the affairs of
tlhe business, and the order was re-
iturnable on the 2ud inst. a motion
was now filed by defendants counsel
ito dissolve the injunction on the
sorounds that no sufficient cause for
,,lhe allowance of same appeared in
Fplaintiff's Till that defendants con-
ssliiuie the majority OF said firm and
j'piaintiff's conduct had not been
ssuch as to entille him to such pro-
:'cess, that the time for making i'm
i'portant contracts in the business is
Eat hand and the injunction would
therefore occasion great loss aud
damage to defendants should they
5ibe deprived OF a voice in determining
%the same. After argument, the
lCourt ordered that tue injunction be
Ndissolvud.
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cARcoEs FROM ISLAND PORTS.
VESSELS EXPECTED.
Stmr j A Cummins-s3O bags suga

Am bktne y N Castle, Hubbard, from
Port Blakely, due here Dec 10Th, to
Castle Il Cooke.
Am bark Timour. Brewer, sailed from
Boston. Dec II. due May l-20.
Am schr Ida Schnauer, Robertson,
from San Francisco, due January 17-20.
Am tern G o Perkins, Alderman.
from San Francisco. due january 20-3l.
Am VIII bark Hunter, Geo w jerks,
from the Line Islands. due March 1881.
Am bark Klikitat, II ID Cutler, from
Port Townsend. w Il, due February
1923.
Brit bark Martha, Fisher, from Glas-
gov, sailed Sept o, due lere Jan l5-3O.
to Scnacfer g. Co.
Brit bark Lady Lampson. Marston,
from the Colonies, due here In Feb, 10
Brewer 81 Go.
Brit bark Sofia, from Newcastle, n
3 w, due January 15-2o
Brit bark Glengaber, Rollcston, from
Liverpool, due here, Jan l5-3l. tc
Davies Il Co.
Ger bark Hydra, from Hongkong, due
December lilo. g,
Haw schr General Seigel, from French
Frigate Shoals, due Nov 20-30.
Haw bark ThOs X Foster, + w Rugs
from Victoria, B G. due December
25-3l.
Nor bark p C Paterson, from New.
castle, N w, due February 1-2O.
Schr Dora Bluhm, from San Fran
cisco, for Hilo.
German bark Hercules, jess, Schacfer
g. Co. sailed from Glasgow, Decembe
IS, due April 80.
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The MAGIC CROWD,

The patrons OF lectures, in Homo
slplu, will have an opportunity, again,
Tomorrow evening, of hearing an
1oration from Mr.. Booth, into which
las large II quantity OF entertainment
Twill doubtless be condensed within
( the limits OF an hour, as they can com
yfortably digest. Following is what
I the Ballarat, Australia, Courier says
5of it: "Thero was IL very fine house
3about 1000 persons being present
d'The Magic Crowd were the places
Che had visited, the persons he had
4 met, and the sights he had seen
with Mr.. Booths rich and varied eX.
!lperience, his ready command Of
Language, his oratory, and graphic
1and dramatic way OF making hi
ssstories tell, the lecture could not fail
Sto be deeply interesting, and it is no
!'too much to say that OF the whole o
s3the audience not one knew till the
alecturer ceased, and they looked a
31their watches, that he had been talk
ssing two hours. He interested, enter
Claimed, amused, and delighted hi
audience, and kept their attention
i strained upon him to the very last.
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| The report was accepted and
placed on file.
4 Mr.. Henry Smith, who has been a
i.member of Engine Co. No. 2 for II
fyears, and treasurer of the company
snearly 10 years, during which time
Jan aggregate sum Of 50, 1870 has
passed through his hands, was elected
IAN honorary member. The same
ibook opened in the beginning of his
office as treasurer is still in use, and
contains complete record Of all
Financial transactions of the COM
tpany. MIR. Smith in becoming an
s;honorary member is exempt from
services at fires and from fines. An
selection of officers took place with
.the following result: Jas. f. Morgan,
foreman G. II. Clark, first assist
Gant foreman; j. B. Warner, second
assistant foreman; Henry Smith
atreasurer; and Albert Lucas, secre.
stnrV
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a pgOMpT DeClsICn.

In the case of Garstin Bros. VS.. A.
IL. II. Swift, which was heard before
Justice McCully yesterday in Equity,
lHis Honor delivered judgment in
favor of the plaintiffs without leav-
ling the Bench, remarking at the
thine that with all due respect to the
!; legal gentlemen engaged on either
Eside, the facts were so clear that he
.had no hesitation in delivering AZ
soral judgment there and then, which
| he at once rendered in favor OF
sMcssrs. Garstin Bros.
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PArRoN1ze Home Industry by buy.

PATRoNIzE Home industry by buy
ing cigars OF J. w. Hingley, Cigar
Manufacturer, at the Crystal Soda
Works, where he is prepared to fill all
orders at the lowest possible whole
sale prices. Island orders solicited
and promptly filled. The attention
Iof dealers is respectfully invited to
the fact "no license is required" to
sell these cigars. Do not forget the
name j. w. Hingley, nor the place
Crystal Soda Works, Hotel street.
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ENGINE co. NO. |.

At the regular monthly meeting
iof Enoine.!Cp. No. last evening, Q
committee was appointed 10 maxi
for the annual parade
Foreman More reported the engine
i'm good order. A motion was passet
that a portrait Of ex-ioreman Il. r
lucas be procured for the wall o
,the hall. After tie Secretary, II
BARBER, and the Treasurer, =. O
iSulivan, made their monthly re
ports, the members indulged an off
Hand talk on various subject.
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DISPLAY OF MOURNING.

The pillars at the Palace gates
land entrances 10 the Palace were
sdraped in deep mourning, and the
solemn aspect Of the Palace and its
surroundings was of n most impress
ssive character.
The whole town has had an air OF
mourning about it throughout the
: 'lay, flags being display d a, half
$mast, both in the harbor and or
shore, and the principal places OF
business being closed.
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TIE Ladies Benevolent Society

THE Ladies' Benevolent Society o.
Fort-street Church viii hold theil
monthly social next Thursday, AZ
usual, in order to enable THEM t.
carry on their work. 1t is pror sec
to make this the occasion of an inior'
NAL sale OF useful and fancy articles
and icecream. There will be small
admission fee OF ten cents. In spit,
OF this little innovation, past gene
rosity has led the society to believe
that it is only necessary to remino
this friendly commu lily OF thtil
work, in order TO en- sure u heat.
response.
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THE PUBLIC ADMITTED.

At 1880 A. ". the Palace gates
swerc thrown open to the public who
swere admitted to take last look at the
Swell-known features of the deceased.
krhey passed in from the Richard
land King street entrances, and en-
stered the Palace by the main en-
atrance, from thence to the Throne
NRoom, passing out by the rear en-
StraEce. From the hour Of opening
s,until the time appointed to close the
&gates, there ives constant stream
2of all classes and nationalities, who
Ssolemnly marched through the room
sawhere lay the dead.
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Mr.. Kraft, jeweler, King street, it
absent fiom business on visit to tn.
Lava Flow. In the meantime his shol
is shut up, and HIS faithful dog, who
rejoices in the name of S. tinker
voluntarily keeps perpetual watch al
the door, and subsists ON any frag-
ments OF food that the faithful" may
be disposed to throw him in passing
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MEssRs. j. e. Brown & Co., Mer
chant street, in the Campbell block
announce the opening of an employ
ment bureau in connection with tn
other branches of their business
where all descriptions of servant
may be procured at short notice
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For Sale or Lease.

'NHOsE PREMISES SITUATED ON
l. Funahou Street called "Kananilo
hia," the property Of &. II. Judd, are fo'
sale or for lease for term Of years.
For particulars inquire of
ALEX. j. CARTWRIGHT.
Honolulu. Dec 10, 1856.
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KONG Our, the young Chinese EN-
peror, will attain his majority on
February 9th, next Sunday, when he
will be proclaimed absolute monarch
of the Chinese Empire.
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FOR SALE.

lTWO DOUBLE ENDED FREIGHT
l. Boats in good order. San Fran
cisco built; will carry up to 80 tons
ECan be seen ut the Marine Railway.
Apply 10 THEO. II. DAVIES & co.
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ALWAYS ON HsSDi

"Strange but true" that never
can Mr.. Egan' be found wantina
when there is a great demand foI
some speciality. His new adver-
basement in this issue shows TINT he
lis at present prepared TO supply til,
|milIion with black cloth suits. gloves
;etc. An early call will ensu.e
supply.
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FUNERAL PREPARATIONS.

The order for the coffin was this
lmorning placed in the hands of Mr..
&c. +. Williams. 1t will be of lkou
sand koa, with embellishments be-
Fitting the high rank of the de-
ceased. The day on which the
funeral will take place has not yet
been fixed.
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The moonlight concert to have
been given by the Royal Hawaiian
Band this evening, is postponed out
of respect to the memory OF the late
Princess Likelike.
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MOST OF the principal business
houses have been closed to-day anc
flags have been flying ut half-mast in
the harbor and about town, out o
respect to the memory OF the late
Princess Likelike.
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Competition the Life Of Trade
.IlG United CARRIAGE. Co,

I'D ESPECTFULLY SOLIClTS al
III continuance of the patronage of,
| hosc who occasionally require on tx.;
press for SHOPPING, MAKING CALLS, sci
lSc. The manager also desires to state;
jthat the Compauy's drivers have earnedI
4 reputation for CAREFUL DRIVING, CIVIL!
aiTY and STRICT ADHERENCE TO THE
lLEGAL RATES of fare. thereby avoiding
4 he necessity 10 use cards, showing the
4 he time ,hoy have been engaged and
the amount 'ereivcd for fares.
/ The protector which this Company
ifers the pubic agun.t overcharging,
llncivilty. or h, e,!iass driving, lies in
lthe fact tia, The majority of their driv-
sers hav.', ty steady apl lica ion and strict
4 ,,tent on TO business, become owners of
he tcbm' they drive. Furthermore the
numerous calls for the COMPANY's CAR
aRfASEs, demonstrate hey Ond a d)uLt,
Z hat so far, satisfaction his been &C.
Hcord,d to the public. Parties who DE.
l,ire to ride lehind u certain horss or
s!driver, Can always SIT their choice, RS
',thc drivers are II II in he habit OF chang
fiug about from one st' e 10 another.
: Discreiion in chnrelng, Is special
4 azure OF the Conpany's policy.
siNo Extra Charge for Carriages or
4 dsrad BY Eslaplone.
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Mr.. G. ]. Fishel reports his sale o
remnants, success. The articles
have been going off like hot cakes
every day since the special sale wa'
announced,
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The meeting to he held at the
Club House Dining Rooms this even
ing under the auspices OF Mr.. Osman
Day, the lecturer, will be free to the
public.
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DIR. FLIST's HEART REMEDY is a
Specific for all forms OF Heart Dis
ease and also for Diseases of Kidneys
aud Circulation. Descriptive book
with every bottle. Benson Smith &
Co., Agents. 304*
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THE Government Offices were closed
to-day in consequence OF the death
of Her Royal Highness Princess
Likeliko.
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REQUIEM SERVICES.

At 10 o'clock this morning solemn
srequem services were held within
sthe Throne Room, by the Bishop of
sHonolulu, assisted by Rev. Alex.
aMackintosh, the clergy standing al
slhe foot of the corpse. There were
spresent, immediate relatives of the
! deceased only, viz: His Majesty
Sthe King, Her Majesty the Queen,
iii. II. III. Princess Liliuokalani,
sHon. A. S. Cleghorn, Princess Kaiu-
slani and Princess Pomaikalani.
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SOME of the worst holes on the
Palama road, from King street bridge
Ewawards, were filled in with coral
yesterday, by the new Road Super
visor
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MIR. JAS. WILLIAMS win en-

M u. JAS. WILLIAMS VIII en-
W. eng &c passagc, C IRE betin',
,vll at PRIV G. resdeaces or p aces OF
ousil es., give all desired irmdtions
,lc.. soncrrniug the Wilder s. =. Go {
rout, o The Volcano aud her poin's OF
Interest, 10 Contemplated tourists With
ont charge, as he is laid by The stem.
ship company. 80 lw
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MINUTE guns were fired from the
shore battery this morning, com
mencing at o'clock and ceasing al
half-past z o'clock.
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A GENTLEMAN who had silver
watch stolen from him some months
ago, caught Chinaman with it, Oh
Tuesday, and resumed possession.
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THE ]. l. S. N. Co.'s steamer w. G
Hall will be due from the Lava Flow
about half past 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
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SOME thief appears to be engaged
in stealing pool balls. One has been
taken from McCarthy's billiard hall,
and one from the Royal saloon.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

|THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
i tot re exis ing between A. Brown
and j Philips, under the firm name O
Brown & Philips, having expired b.
imitation, the business will hereafie
The carrie on by ]. Phillips, who will
'pay all debts owed by aud collect al
lis due said firm,
JOHN PHILLIPS.
Honolulu. Dec 81, 1885.
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BUSlaEss grfGs.

:. i'hfi. ga Gee De' Ans
y i,a al. v h.. q, IT :. Ma
teri IL, y ery ~ r.. r'a ket. Cliiast
'fr mi., Ru tic Il am q, etc And we
.rc hc ter rrcpnr than ever tn make
Q 'ruicrs IN ", ture Y ame@, lIa,iug
ne IL gc-l aud bi-, lc cd st,cS o
oldiug. ~ H. KiugIom. hing
'LR)s.' RI TOE. 81
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LEGAL & GENERAL NEWS.

No business transacted at the Police
Court this morning.
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THE Board OF Directors of the Ho-
nolulu Fire Department will meet
this evening.
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A COTTAGE on the plains is adver-
tised to let by Mr.. Marcus Colburn.
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FOR SALE.

JON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE
w an imported Sorrel Mare, 6 year!
Fold, having been driven by lady. On,
aCarriagc Phae;on, Studabaecker's manu-
Eficture; and also, one fine Square Webe
Piano, all in good oder. enquire Of
Al I'm LYMAN BROS.
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OF
.pDlMf,ESN lIyEElKE,
* Peaceful Dissolution
at A:lS 2. m. YES"
teyday.

Il A gloom has been cast over the
Community by the death of Princess
I Likelike. This sad event occurred
! last evening, ut little before five.
!, clock, at Waikiki. The Princess
,Shad been in n weak state of health.
.rfor several weeks past, but fatal
BENDING was not anticipated until a.
sScouple or three days before her de-.
tsmise. Her regular physician, Dr.;
CIR. McKibbiD, whose opinion is sub
4 stuntiated by DR.. Trousseau, the
Ssphysician called in consultations,
Estates that death resulted from de-
bility, caused by lack of nourish-i
ssment, which she could not be in,
n duced to take.
a Princess Likelike was the young
S7est sister of King Kalakaua, and
sSdaughter of Kapaalkea and Keoho-
Nkalole. She was born on the 18th
SSsof January. 1851. On September
ys22, 1870, she was married to Hon.
ssA. S. Cleghorn. She leaves one
,sSchild, Princess Kaiulani, who was
sSborn October 16, 1875.
"a Princess Likelike was educated
Ssand refined, and very popular, es-
with foreigners. Her home
ssat Waikiki was noted for its hospi-
Estality to strangers. But few people
sscame here from foreign countries
ssswithout sharing the hospitality Of
Ethe Princess and her congenial Con-
issssort.
s2 At q late hour last night, the
s4body was conveyed from Waikiki TO
ssthe Palace, where it was lying in
Rsss,ate from 10 o'clock this morn
Sssing till 2 this afternoon.
MA LYING IN STATE.
Ss The body was placed on the cata'
@sfalque that had been previously pre-.
IMPAIRED in the Throne Room. A
guard of honor, composed
Eyof detachment of the Roya
M Guards, was placed on duty at once
Ess doing service within the Palace ant
Egaround the Palace ground, to bt
81 relieved at intervals by other mill
/, tary companies in successive order
EHThe catafalQue was surrounded b,
& smost beautiful fragrant white flowers
I, aud evergreens. The remains were
with a robe of white silk
E;1embroidered in manner appro
M pirate to the solemn occasion. Th
,S.Nleatures were natural, though some
ERwhat contracted, the result, n,
hssdoubt, of a long and fatiguing ill
6 ,ness, indicative Of inanition. Kahil
-ssbearers STOOD around the remain
ssstogcther with guard of honor. a
IS the head sat Her Majesty Quee
q Kapiolani, and Her Royal Highnrs
,ES Princess Liliuokalani, sister OF tn
AZ deceased. and at one side, wer
vs.. Their Excellencies Walter Murra
MEGibson, Prime Minister, and Pat
KIP. Kanoa, Minister of Finance.
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PASSENGERS.

For Kauai, per steamer Mikahala
February 2--Miss Annie Lowell, Rob
Cation. 4 Chinese, and 40 deck.
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-h0Ra0W.
Schr Canute for ililo
Stmr j n LuuImins for Waimanalo at
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Mn. Y. s. Sachs has large space
in to.day's issue reserved for new
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O LUSO HAWAIIANO.

4 A LII persons who want to communi
IA cate with the Portuguese, either
for business, or for procuring workmcn
Sservants or any other helps, will find II
the most profitable WY to advertise In
Xthe L9so HswaHaao, the new organ OF
$the Portug uesc colony, which is pub
Il lished on Merchant street, Gazette Build
Ning. (Post.Ofilce Letter Box E.), ant
Monty charges reasonable rates for. advcr
8tisements.
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For Sale or to Lease.

A COTTAGE on Lunalilo Street
~ At present occupied by r. Opfer
|gelt, Esq. It contains parlor, dining
Kitchen. A large yard with outbuild
|ings for horses, carriage and servants.
l7tf Applyto H. j. AGNEW.
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FOR SALE !!
DOG FOR SALE.

A CROSS BETWEEN MASTIFF
"A and Blood Hound. Apply at G.
j. Fishel store, to
Ia GEO. B. PEACOCK.
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THURSDAY. FEB. 8, 1887.
ARRIVALS.

FeDruaTy .
Stmr j A Cummins from Waimanalo
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FOR LEASE.

MA THE RESIDENCE AMI
Pasture Lands at Pauoa Val
| = ley, occupied by Mrs. Long
Apply on the premises. S0tf
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EXPENDITURES.

miscellaneous accounts. .Sl61 o
Donated to sick fund OF Depart
/ ment. :. 49,. 100 O
'Amount invested. ........ 200 0
lSala'y Secretary 10 months..... 10 0
Balance to next account. ....... us 8
| S506 3
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fnnnr nn. NN. Il

Emf Go. so. 2 held ;heir an
nuel meeting q the Bel Ilwer last
evening. Mr.. II. Smith. Treasurer,
pre-. ented bis annual rep rt, showing
receipts and expenditures. rs fol-
lows:
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TO RENT.
TO LET,

|THE we'll known Old Corner
L Premises. Apply at the BEA'
YER SALOON "a If
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-27
Pen Picture Of ConkIlna.

Strangers do not recognize Roscoe
Conkling when they see him in the
streets nowadays. The accepted por.
trait Of him, made familiar by the pen.
ellis OF the cartoonists, is that Of a man
OF slim and elegant physique, with q
pouter pigeon chest, Q slim waist and o
jaunty carriage. The papers are fondest
OF representing Mr.. Conkling standing
with his legs well apart, one hand thrust
In his breast and his head thrown back,
after the manner OF q bad actor seeking
to assume the poise Of q mighty monarch.
II Is difficult 10 reconcile these carica-
lures OF Mr.. Conkling with the man him.
self. He passed me the other day on
Fifth avenue at gait that a professional
walker might have envied, but not one
stranger ont Of 800 recognized him as he
swung along. He wore square, heavy
and low leeled walking shoes, baggy
and Ill fitting trowsers, q big and shape
less pea jacket and a soft felt hat that
came well down over his eyes. The point
Of his bearl has been clipped or. and Il
has given a rounder and fuller look to
his face. AS lac moved along briskly he
might have been taken by the average
visitor for a sturdy, healthy and vigor.
ous street contractor or down town retail
merchant, but never for . distinguished
and famous statesman-New York Cor.
Pioneer Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-27
',GaIhn and HIA Ganf.

/ remember TO have read in one Of the
poets that all ages have their toys, and
that prayer books were the toys of very
old age, but for nearly a week my toys
have been my feet, as ! have been laid
up in bed with an attack of the govt. and
a very pretty toy il is. 1t first struck the
left foot, and swelled it up to a resemb-
lance to what would be the foot of the
statue of freedom, had that foot not been
covered by the artist to keep the govt out
Of il. Having some familiarity with
this complaint, | judged by the size of
the foot that it might go down in one
month and be recognizable to the oldest
inhabitant. Ii went down, however. or
rather lost the disease. in about five days,
and then the pesky thing crossed right
over TO the other foot. Now, | want 10
know by what means it got over there.
The disease is not catching or contagious,
as we know, 81 il could not have passed
through the pores of the skin. This little
conundrum has interested me for hours
to see that big. blasted foot on the left,
like a fellow who has been through the
hands of a whipping master, and out Of
its pains, now waiting for its little brother
on the right. which has a red knuckle,
but otherwise shows no inflammation.
Gath" in Boston Globe.